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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
Demons of The Rail.

4 telegraph pole laid across the Rock
Island X X. between Menooka and Morris
Ill, wrecked freight train No, H. In
gineer John Mills and Fireman prtT Wrle
instantly killed and the head brake
man was fatally injured The nlscreant~
doubtless intended to wreck the Kansas
City express, due there at ! 30 9. m
The passenger train MAS thirteen MN
utel late and the freight pulled out ahead
10 run To Menooka. striking the ob>tris-
ton With the results stated. lhc excite
mcnt ovtr the wreck is intense since II
has been definitely ascertaincd that the
obstruction was placed on tho track viii
tie deliberate purpose Of wreekin@ II,
passenger train. Excitement ) argn
mentcd TX a growing belief that ~
Scwartz Watt express car murder ans
robbery gang planned th' crime lar2'
rewards have already been offered by th'
Rock Island COMPANY, and d'teetlve~ ar
on the ground
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
THROUGH A TRESTLE.
a StKIOtS ACCIDENT NEAR ROME
GEORGIA.


About half past ten O'clock in The
in"Tning the Rome and Carrolltan train
Wa approaching Rome at speed Of fen
or iIitcen miles an hour The train was
conn'oea q NJ engine, three frcigl, cars
ond "nc passenger coach Anut two
-.l1!c- from town there j. a trt rlo ere.ss
ing dry favinr. When within. iJ0 feet
"f the tre-tle tho Eaaa"hEef t.,ach If,
the track hu. continued to run. The tres
tic was reached when tue eeach was dis
connected from the truck. rolled over
the trcstie into the ravine. thirty feet be
low Thc-coach turned conplotcly over
and landed on ite eiis. Nr j W.
SINS. 81 Iedeltonn wa, on board.
"hen the coach rolled orer the trcstlc
he tsrtsped a window and w.- not l44lrt.
tie looked around and for . moment
thouEht III the passengers were fatally
hurt. but soon found that most of them
were only Slightly Injured. IL at once
ncgre men. rescued three ladies', anei
passed then out through the windows.
BY this time other aid arrived and soon
all the passengers were removed. The
passengers were brought to Rome. aud
are being properly cared for President
Williamson and the authorities Of the
road did all in their power for the com
fort II III" woundcd Dr. T. D. :.
iIomc= +. VI Hu'mc~. f. +. Loyt!ace,
NJ. Frank and q. f. Dozler. of Rome
were carly ot tho Gene OF the accident
and rendered valuable assistance
Several of the passengers were OH
their WAY home from u holiness meeting
al Cedartown The cause OF the acci
Ci.Ient cannot ho definitely a>ccrtaincd.
but 1t Is supposcda tn t the break beam
OF the passenger coacn fell, Others SAY
that the truck became IN some WAY dir
connected from the coach The Rome
and Carrolton railroad was completed il
the spring of 1856. It was marrow
gdaGc road, bat recently has been widen
cd to standard gauge \ number o
leading business mon Of Rome are stock
holders. The road has always hrcn wei
managed, and this i the first accident
that has occurred on it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
The Mute Musician.

The other dag. at the Neniliy faiT II
the enyirons Of Paris, q tall Rohemlln,
emaciateI and in rags, went aaont II i
table to table before the cafes and resttts-
rants. under the trees With a vlo,;n under
hi, arm. The majority Of the gIe~'s
preferred to give him-a couple # sous to
having their conversations interrupted
Vt one table, however, he came upon a
stout gentleman, vho. being fond a
music. signed him t. 20 on and pa
Thc Yoor fellow did not move. lne
stopt gentleman insisted At last IN :
lc..ar took lis violin from under b. $
arm and showed his would-be pat-oa I
hsd no strings. What do yau csFsT i
about with you for: j; has 10 string,
asked the astoni-hed amateur, Mon
sIeur.' replied the heg-ar. With 4 r.dio
sophical acuteness o. definition That
would have done credit To al aeadefnl-
elan, 1T is not an instrument, It Il
ONLY threat "-irgonaH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.
The synod efshe seuth In mn nni Sc .sIsn.


The Associate Reformed Prcsbyterian
synod OF the South has just closed its an
nisil se-.-is,n, which s:.s held ~ Mac
Hope Lhuf,h, Fairfield. ). {. About
seventy delegates were present repre-
senting churchc. in West Virginia Vir-
glnia, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Tennessee. k,ntucky, Georgia. Missis-
sippi. Arkansas. Florida. Alabama and
IcAa.. Tne annual reports Of the board
and standing committees exhibited a
healthy and growing condition of affair
The number of accossions during the year
was never larger The collections for
the year aggfi gate ncarlv $4,000. The
treasurer OF the hcme mission fund RI
ported fhat every claim could be paid in
cash. The treasurer Of the foreign lni-
sionS reported every claim paid in full up
II dats, and surplus Of over $4,000 in
the treasury. In addition to the annual
expenses IF the mission in Mexico ii lot
for a church building had been puEchae-
cd III the ciry Of Tampico for 81 900, and
a building fund had been accumulated of
over 81 500 Rev j $ A. Hunter and
wife, Of New Edenburg. Arkansas were
appointed Missionaries to Mexico Over
: 500 have been pledged by the ladies
and children Of the church for missions
for the next year. in addition to an ap-
preparation If 81. 800 mado by the synods
The accessions reported in Mexico for the
past wear were 20 one Mexican church
already has a membership of $50 The
, kevs. !. T. Sankev. of Rochester, y Y.
W. ). OrenS, D. D., secretary Of the
board Of home missions, Represented the
United Pr, en}tyriIn IN church of North
America upon the floor of the synods.
TEcr made eloquent addresses. and were
most cordially received The moderator
responded informing the delegates that
the sFnod's rejection of the basis of
unlon, between the two churches, was
onl. temporary. in order that the
! church might 90 III. the union as Il unit,
| and not by fragments. 1t was not oul
intention to send the Pr.sbyteries, but
| the whole church would 90 into the
union. Rev. J. p. Peoples, OF
| Tennessee was elected delegate to the
general assembly ofthe United Presbv'
tcrian church. and Revs. William VI
Gcycr, ID. d.. and John r. Chalmers
were rcappointcd delegates to the pan
PRESBYTERIAN council to meet in London
.Iunr next. Totts Station, Arkansas
WAS selected as the place for the next
meeting Of the synod
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

United States Consul Jcrnigan, at
O>aki and lIiago, Japan, in report to
the Secretary Of State upon railroads and
railway regulations in Japan, states that
~ less than thirtyfour now railway rfo
ects have been started within The last
SIX months, twenty Of which involve
an aggregate capital of s4s, 900, 900.
Tie existing roads have all been sur,
royed and constr'e ted BY foreigners, but
thrllst contains the names Of no Ameri-
raa-. nor DO American merchants or en-
Fl"ctrs appear to have any connection
with the new pro ,ects.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
Homicide in Madison County.

News has been received Of a distress
inc family tragedy which occurred IN
Meadow Creek township Madison county,
\ G.. \ few DAYS ago Daniel Harvey
WAS stabbed and killed by his son Joseph.
1t appears that the parties all -occupr.i |
the same room. The elder Harvey h3I
been engaged in . Wordy quarrel With
hi wifi, during the-alrern"on, which vas
renewed after they went /" hcd. ht
son who had gone tn his own bed. It'll
tated by the noise al the continued
wrangle. rose. saving he would not stand
II any longer. went 10 hi> fathers bed
side, plunged knife three times mt
his BODY and went out of doors lhe
faith sprung Up and followed hi son.
declaring tha, h. would Kill him bat
directly ,tnppej, ami ,l=cal!ed t. hl> ~en Z
h.lp h}m ~ayiag YOU have killed M.
Tn ~on assisted him 10 the house ana
+ then mad his e>cale
. \ caroncr'S jury. on viewing the body
Il the decreased. decided that any one o
the Stal,s " .,> mortal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

A railroad that has more miles of side
rrnck than il, main line possesses is a
curios ty indeed. Of the Peoria and
'ckln nioa Railroad n railway official
say: "It runs from Peoria t. Pckin. 4
distance Of fourteen MI =. That is the
tor'n linz. Being belt rond. caring for
'hr cars Of the several roads running into
l'"na a"d transferring the cars +, ON one
IoAt to another, IT has many miles Of side
tricks over 1oo, I believe. This &C.
counts for the pccularity of road hay
jn- more miles Of side tracks than it has
IN ,ts main line
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

Chas. Moore. Telegraph operator ,l1-
pIeyed at Huntington Ind, in thu train
dc~patch,r's Office u TIN Chica-a and
Atlauti. Railway ~ the time the terrible
wreck occurred Al kout~ has become in
sane. Moor :, resigned disposition sever
al DAYS ago. llc aid hi> heart faiIcihin.
every time h. entered tn office aud T,
called the ~ccuc- Enacted therein Will,
officials were receiving news ~ the Kill.
inu and burning Of the passenger o.
the ,lay following the wreck Moor >tate>
that a number If officials # tEle r'a.
met i'll the de>paichcr'> otfie" At Hunt
ington. and they. with telegraph opera
ator> AMI tr1inmen, "cPt II each other
arms ~ tie horrible news came ii, Tn
chief dispatcher sickenr,i Of reporting
eatb ho77r additional deaths and horror
and called Moore II the kry TIL youn-
man stated the above fac:~ hefore h l.
! came insane
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
" ASHlNGTON GOSSIP
TIE NORFOLK NAVY YARD.

Commodor Harmony. chief. Il thu
bureau of yard and docks IN the navy
department. in his annual report to the
secretary StNS, concerning. tn. Norfolk
navy yarl. thar i i,nF"rtsnet With it>
fine position mild ,limatc and The natuF
Al Il sources within il control eaune' IL
over estimated, ami il / earnestly r,som
fend,d that every opportunity ~hoaal'i r.
taken 10 m-lh' equipment 'mrl. - all
rcqulrcm, nt>. IN appropriations So !.
coo fer r,ilroad eAl.n>ion Is request, H.
;n3 Il having been determined ta build
an armofyi s,~>.ii n this nav, sard IN
estimate i submitted II 80. too T. pro
id, Il ptInanent'hniiding Ter lroa AMI
steel shops 10 contain such portion # thr
plant a. needs such shelter
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
Al insane WomlnS Act

natl Ohio, Mrs Kat" Miller.
who lives with h,r mothtrin law
went to-the third story a, She laid, i"
awaken her tN" children. Upon reach
ing the room >hr seized her nine YEAR old
daughter Viola and hurled her through a
window TO the sidewalk and instantly
lcaped out after her Mrs. Nillcr,s head
was crushed and she died instantly Thu
child was unconscious Thc physician
thinks il i, fatally injured Mr. Miller
mind has bc, Il thought To lac impaired
h1 grief over the los "t = babe a f."
months aye auI by neglect ii her hus
band. who Is now e4t uf hu~ln,s~-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
A (bIid's Hair Turnin. aray.

There l.ye. in Tfog Mo. little gt'l
about c.-L, years e.d who hasT .a a.
most an lr4n gfaE, and Is rapidly aai
lerceptl5lv growing grayer, and tn
p e-et.t indications ar that long before
sh. reaches omanA sol her euce rafta
black hair all la. become sHo" p Al'e,
some ,hree years ago tie ohs.i wa
fri4hfcuel almost into coaYals.oas bv a
fire Which broke cut in the part a.! the
town where she lived The morning
astcr the ire tie mother noticed =
c.44nee in the chi.d's hair, II L.ai b."a
ee.t Of lnauy times II the "a hofe ;ha.
ucw hair would come n black, lbs
pras hairs increase al II. time. aad ahe
: II soon l4..e 4 venerable looking head
o. PAR = Young shoulders.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

TIL" Ne" York isnn asserts that hog
I.cseinE tournaments are a favorite
"m1>emrnt among the Lpnt Island
tanners, Iiere is the a'saccoanf Of the
,ray IN which this hog guessing is car
ci on in tn" fall: "Handlils are
t'lntcd announcing the time and place Of
tho proce"dings The name and assumed
Weight of the hogs together with the
cos Of the tickets arr also advertised.
Each p"ra,>fl registers his estimate of the
>oc,ert upon the ticket before surrender
inLit. Then a hog whose name and as
tIincl weight hls been advertised IL
Killed and Dies ed. The person who
:,u,ssr' the exact weight Of the slaugh-
i,rcd animal takes him, or the guess near
81 tn" correct figure entities the gucsser
10 the meat "Rrckoning' or "aIloWing
J. nvt pcrmItted. Participants, however,
IAN guess as many times as they are
willing and able to pay for the privilege
,onc # the swine slaughtered are OF
ca"mou, ,iimensione and tip the scale
anywhere from o0to 600 pounds Va
r'ou- articles arc resorted to by which
the weight of the animals Is ascertaincd
81 aHrroNimated beforehand. Frequent
j. 'n'ts .rements are taken upon which
ltIc >cs arc lascd, aud sometimes the
ID tU.i wei lit is ascertained at night
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
TIE TRADE OF THE MONTH.
Business n OF . Brisk as il Last 0c-
tOber Accommodations Asked by the
south and West

New York. October 2S.-R. G.. Dunn
& Cos review of trade for the week says
During the past week and during the
month the volume of business has di-
mnishcd some what aS IS natural at this
season. But the October trade in some
branches and sections falls behind that
of the same month last year, a fact part
1y explained by the unusual volume Of
business in September.
The distribution Of goods purchased
does not quite meet expectations and
collections are still slower but fair in
many quarters, though the situation IN
that respect is more favorable that it ap-
pcared to be Il week or two ago. De
mands for accommodation from the South
and West are still frequent and the de
mand for money. from this point has not
ceased. though it has lcsscncd in volume,
because many Balances have been drawn
down to Il minimum, and some appllca-
ti,ns for accommodations have been re
fused
Exchanges still reflect fair activity II
trade, and II II statistics show the move
ment Of products large for the season.
Prices Of cotton goods are firm, auo
the movement satisfactory,
Business failures throughout the coun
try during last week number for the [ nj
ted states 93 and Canada %, total ZIG
against POI last week and POP the voel
pr,Nious
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
BLOWN INTO ATOMS
Eiehf Persons INSTANTLY hilled-C asolihe
Expiodes in a (efiar OF n store The
Building Wrecked Tales of >uaeriaS

\ Fash, followed hy dull roar AMI
then the crash If Wali~ fnuyuIsed tie
center Of the city of ~ Louis. No, al
, . clock III The morning and the elattrf
that followed carried i rinlor If h.
rible calamity that had beiallen thrt.
families W lille wrapped in sIumher IN
explosion II gasoline in tn rrar IF the
cellar Of NIiclal Newman's grocery store.
Nc Il South Fourteenth street had lift
csi 'ht two story building from lis foun-
dation and dropped it back again in a
mae- beneath IN h were burled over i
dozen peIsone.
The explosion had scarcely wrecked
the pllc. before tieyastins fire ewel.
through the ruins Aid was quickiy on
the scene but in such confusion that tht
horror seemed tn increase with their ef
forts to relieve the imprisoned victims.
The people Of the neighipihood
dumb founded, many bruised. and none
in their normal state ran about the
streets seeking friends. Demanding ox
! plantations or moaning from hruist
The heat of the flames that had swept
down upon the ruins bafficd the efforts
of the tirtmen who had begun the first
bid fair to spread To adjoining property.
| Bat th, good work won and then began
search for the dead
\ correct list Of the dead and wound
i cd by the explosion is eight dead and
three wounded seriously Six Others
/ who lived IN the building, reported miss
I ing have been found either injured or
SligtlN bruised There are many theories
as to the cause Of the explosion, but none
arc satisfactory
The mob which press around the seen,
cxcitedly talk of Anarchists and Their
dynamite. but men Of sense discounte-
nance this idle prattle. Tn, general be-
! lief is that the escaping gas filled the cellar
and that Newman kept quantity Of kcr-
oscnc oil and gasoline i'll the cellar near
where the explosion evidently took place
The rapid fire aid fumes while it burnc.
indicated this. The vessel and oil, i
there WAS any. have been destroyed. ane
the only man that knows is dead tn,
Iescaping Gas theory is. supported LoWcv
cr hv tho store boy. John Bicnvue VIII,
says that he noticed during the Afternoon
a strong smell of gas. and before shutting
up for the night, at 80 o'clock, h
wont through the building looking for Al
orcn burner lie did not visit the cellar
The tremendous force Of the explosion i
the cause of the greatest doubt rs To thi
explanation The financial loss vii
amount to about $4,000 divided il
small amounts among property owners II
the ncighborhood.
The mangled and burned forms .
eight persons lie in the mor"ue awaitin.
burial The scene is horrible and no
one Of the victims but that j, bruised all
black from contutions and flames. am
their bodies twisted into agonizln
shapes. Death came in every form: If
was either crushed out, burned. ~hocne
by explosion, or smothered and som
never avoke to feel the dread, and other
lived in hope to be rescued by men who
shouts they heard about them Tw
:. other forms lie III tie hospital lin@tii;r
between life and death.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

Tie lates, Ia4s.cd uesle IS , con
naetIag n heel aad De.t ior hit aiH2 .ae
Il ,l.- rneap seesi organs 'ta' p.As t.asa
b. r4eaa> - Ia.te.4sei stee;- - paper
- fAe - 50 heel oE : sew.ag nlaealGt- -
.:.at poor ae4.s.stEes. w.4s ased - have
r.s music l4t the ;Aunp sh4Ap ~ ,Ef
..,d4i cae nss mae shirts and 'gJasrs ;
H. b. uszes - i! id IT, For; ~
ID 5u.e...c Ok csa mas. oy@s Ae al.e. ]!
10 -~..e sAat! have muse sl4elsFeE -:
sews~csa. I1yk .>4B,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

lie use Of alum to clear muddy water
Is )on- been known. but Professor
L,ej>. in Tie course of an investigation
o. n outbreak of typhoid fever At
NvuHt I!o.ly. y. J.. discovered ano, her
,A.u. m is use. vh,ch may be very inn
pog,unt. lie found the water VII ch was
.irG cI to the inhabitants of Mount
N.}v v..s,,.,r,n;,,rw,,h hactcria ahnu.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12

NJ Eastern paper avs that ''th'
Nctlakatla Indians. drjvcn from tn"
dominion of Canada Ivy the Inequalities
oi the land laws there which have put
thrlr little Territory at fhc mercy of
.ali .tahlcrs. have already begun their
.iyrHion To Alaska Under the
n'r>cnt lind laws. or absence of them,
N 'All~AI the industrious Metlakatlaas
have no Guarantee Of the security of
their new homes, hut prevalent interest
in nur great Northwest territory Will un-
Guuh;cllv lead to legislation on the sub
Get m the penr future, and the agitation
if the wrongs Of tn" Mctlakatla people
AID the general sympathy with them re
mt in n secure title to the land they
propose 10 occupy. Annette Island Is
the spot selected, and the advance body
had ready located their in August The
progrcss Of these Indians in civilization
- ono e the most encouraging incidents
Il the whole Indian question, an thel'
advent TO Alaska Will introduce an cic
meut 6r Va u into the indu>tr,a eluca
tlun uf the ratives.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
STtTt ~ THE POSTAL sEENIt Z

Postma~t,r General Nihs i engaged
in putting TIA, tinishinc tauchce u his
annual report preparatory I" fof@ardju@
ITO III" President i h grrat.r j,rl
tio,l of j. va> prepared whll, li' va >is
iting his home III Madison. WIec"n in,
prior IL hl> becoming a m.ml"r IT tn.
pr,aid, ntial excursion party Tht c'h
eial data fifula his three assistants v.,-~
Transmitted t. hin a intervals, s., that
h vii probably H. tn, first mcmi.tr of
til, Cabinet T. hanl In vi annual bud.,
ct to the President
There has been, wholesale increa>, IN
the number OF new pc>toiiiccs oatahll-h
ed and there has been steady 2sfnMth
and improvement III the higher erad'~
/ Lt tree delivery trNicc has been ma
tcriall, increased ia ali directions. and
negotiations Al, pendin% 10 fUIth,r
cNt.neion Of this branch ot the ,eryIf<
A number Of Presidential l"stmast, -
will probably be appointed during the
next two or three months ~ the com
missions of many Republican postma~t-
ors, against whom no charges have been
j filed, will expire during that period
DuIin. the absence Of Gen. Villas the
| Papers in many OF these casts have been
/ prepared 81 that he can furnish the presi-
/ dent, at moments notice, with any intor-
! nation concerning them
| 4hc railway mail and star route servic,
! is III excellent condition. and the report
| of the second assistant postmaster gtn'r-
al shows that that hrane" oi the system
| has been greatly extended and enlarged
during the past year Especially III In"
South and West has the service been in
creased and those sections arc prohaiIN
rnNnvine bet tier mail facilities noN than
1t any other time within the history Of
the po>totiice Department. lhcrc has
been d marked increase in the tlnl,s OF
deliveries. Points heretofore -erNti
but once or twice i week n@" enjoy the
privilege Of ii tri-Wc,kly or daily d,liN
cry.
Congress will again bc called upon ID
provide another method for paving ioI
the transportation of the mails by The
railroad companies The dcpartmmcn1
still clin9s To that old and "ornout ~
TEN of paying 80 mnoh per pound t'
the trans portation instead Of paying "a
the space actually used aoodId the post.
cars The space system WIS urged j:
the last annual report 1f the po.tma~tc
general. hut il was 4ht adopted TIN
; weighing system iscApcn~iyc a~ we'll i
, inconvcnient in many instances, AZ
all lao are interested i'll tire matter. tN
cepting the railroads. favor the ad"ptl"
OF the space system.
IN NicW of the continual growth 81 th
postal service. There is an urgent dcman
t,,r an iurrtsts. of the fore. iluuIa9 "a I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
Women Quarrel In Churcn

\ Wheeling. W. Va despatch SAYS:
News has jFlst gcached this city Of very
scIipus and sensational fight between the
female members of the Methodist Church
1T Horse Neck a little hamlet in Jackson
County. about SIXTY miles south of here
The iratt women were arrested. and at
the hr1ring before the Justice Of the
Peace ot TN, district the following facts
were brought out:
While the pastor-of the church was in
the misIst Of his Sunday morning sermon
Miss Amrnda Gault and Mr. aIalhcnv.
who occupied adjoining pcuA, hccamc
involved iu quarrel and ae TIN" hot
words ii1tufbrd the services Mrs Malone
tempted -tor the -Ii~ru,rion Which
only added to the ra~c of the qlIarrcliug
women. and one of them drAWinga pock
ct-knifc rushed at the pcacemakcr BY
this time the congregation was in an I'm
uproar and half dozen men and Women
pushed forward to hclpthe CombltHnt~ and
blows were being struck right and left,
Mrs Malhcny succeeded in reaching Mrs
Malone and inflicted a terrible cut upon
the upcr part If her body with the poo ket
knife. The woman fell, but almost i'm
mcdjately rcgaincd her feet, and hcina
handed knife by some rarti>ou in tn,
excited crowd, She cnIravorcd to 4tal
her as>alant This was prevented, and
| as the comhatants had by this time cN
! hau~tcd themselves. the counerle of tn,
/ more conservative clement prcvailcds,n'
the wounded woman was convcvcd~ /,
her home Several of the women have
been put under bonds to keep the peace
and Mre. Malheny will probably be in
! dictcd for assault with intent t" Kill.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-12
The pr,s<ian Army Iistsfor fse- c.,

sains > Field Nar~hals. ,he Crown prs-ce
aa,l Count Mo.;ke; - cavalry anc u
fan,rv Generals. - Lieu.euan,-GeHere ;
and II. Major Generals The cava'-t
s.aT consists or - Colonies - E.elteE-
ant-Colone9s and 200 MAJOR and II tie
Infantry : atf there are lbI Ca.ane-s. -.
i-.cuteaaut- CoTouels and -oo Ma ars.
TIE number of officers SHOWS N lacF--s sc
CT G6 as compared with last year.